Neul Labs builds API, event, webhook, SDK and workflow integrations around explicit authority, stable contracts, recoverable failure and maintainable operations. A successful demo is the start; the real deliverable is a boundary that can be understood, tested and supported.
Each stage leaves an artefact another engineer or provider reviewer can inspect.
Map the user event, systems of record, identities, data fields, authority, volume, failure impact and provider constraints.
Define API and event schemas, scopes, ownership, idempotency, ordering, rate limits, retention, deletion and support boundaries.
Implement the smallest end-to-end path against test accounts and synthetic or explicitly authorised data, with secrets isolated.
Exercise authentication expiry, retries, duplicates, partial failures, schema changes, rate limits, replay and uninstall or rollback.
Add useful traces, metrics and alerts without leaking payloads; document runbooks, incident ownership, quotas and cost controls.
Hand over source, configuration, test fixtures, data-flow record, provider-review artefacts and a maintenance or deprecation plan.
These repositories illustrate workflow, queue, policy, payment and agent-deployment boundaries. They do not imply a provider relationship or customer deployment.
automate workflows from one Go binary.
run a task queue without Redis or RabbitMQ.
let an agent query a database, safely.
charge for MCP tools across payment rails.
ship a local agent to production as an API.
make your files an AI-searchable knowledge base.
The implementation uses a public interface or format. This does not imply review by the provider.
The provider has an application. This is not marketplace publication, certification or partnership.
A public provider page or written award supports the exact claim, scope and date shown.
The capability covers API, webhook, event, SDK, workflow and marketplace-ready integrations across cloud, data, developer, commerce and customer platforms when the customer or provider authorises access. The exact platform and data scope are agreed per project.
We start with least-privilege scopes, separate test and production identities, isolate secrets, authenticate inbound events, validate schemas, make retries idempotent where possible, minimise stored data and document revocation, deletion and incident paths.
Yes when it is a maintained product with a real use case and meets the provider review, security, privacy, support, branding and commercial requirements. Building a connector does not by itself create a marketplace listing or partner status.
The engagement defines an accountable owner for provider changes, credentials, incidents, user support and deprecation. A handover can transfer that responsibility or a separate support agreement can retain it.
Share the source, destination, identity model, data fields, expected volume and the failure your team cannot accept.
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